Rock Current Sounds Week 15 2014 Playlist
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01 AU Messrs	- Chemical | alternative	
02 US Pixies	- Greens And Blues | alternative	
03 IT Romanov	- Fog | indie	
04 US Future Islands	- A Dream Of You And Me | electro	
05 US Scale Model	- You Can Be a Star | indie	
06 NO Donkeyboy	- Crazy Something Normal | electro	
07 UK We Were Evergreen	- False Start | indie	
08 GR Baby Guru	- Especially When | alternative	
09 US Step Rockets	- Heart Attack Again | indie ⇓	
10 AU Betty Who	- Giving Me Away | synthpop	
11 AU Dave Rennick	- Boys | indie	
12 UK Klaxons	- Atom To Atom | electro	
13 UK The Kooks	- Hooray For Henry | alternative	
14 IC Slowsteps	- Closer | alternative	
15 UK Cut Ribbons	- In The Rain | indie	
16 SE Frida Sundemo	- Drawn To You | synthpop	
17 UK The Article	- Robbers | postpunk	
18 CA Arkells	- Never Thought That This Would Happen | indie	
19 UK Siren 	- I Think I Like You | indie	
20 UK Blossoms	- Madeleine | indie

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Rock Current Sounds Week 15 2014 Playlist

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For The Ages

Chemical

Terraces

Self Reward

Scale Model's debut full length album. Produced by Scale Model. Tracked at Battle Tapes by Jeremy Ferguson with the help of Alicia Bognanno and at Paradox Productions by Brian Carter with the help of Steven McConnell. Mixed by Matt Mahaffey at Fresh Imperial. Mastered by John Baldwin at John Baldwin Mastering. Copyright 2014 Scale Model. 

You Can Be a Star

Recorded at 800A Studio, Palermo, IT
Mixed by Fabio Rizzo, 800A Studio, Palermo, IT
Mastered by Francesco Rabaglia, Big Pine Creek, Parma, IT

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Moonbeam (rework)

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Australia's Messrs create a synth-laden sound that encapsulates nearly three decades of indie-pop. Using the industrial beats of new wave-era Depeche Mode as a launch pad, Messrs touch on early 90s Pulp-inspired house, all the way up to their modern take on all that has come before. Their debut EP Welcome To Nowhere, with it's silky sax and pulsing beat, will put a smile on the face of anyone who has ever set foot on the dance floor in the last thirty years, but will also resonate as something startling fresh and original. 

Messrs' story officially begins in 2011, but their heritage goes way back. Having played together in various musical incarnations for years, the band's five members - Josh Moore (Vox), Justin Walker (Guitar), Chad Hooper (Drums) and brothers Craig and Shane Lock on bass and synth respectively - took a long time to find their sound. 

Eschewing the skittish, scatty indie punk stylings of their early days, Messrs re-emerged a much more honed and focused unit in 2011. Their new sound rekindled the effortless grooves of Cut Copy, the washed out vocals of '80s new wave and the punchy, retro-tinged disco beats of the 21st Century. 

Having toured extensively, playing festivals such as The Great Escape (UK), The Big Day Out (AUS) and Parklife (AUS) and supporting the likes of Phoenix, Neon Indian and Kele, Messrs released their debut EP in late 2012. Welcome To Nowhere dropped last November to immediate acclaim, reaching the Top 40 in the Australian iTunes Albums Chart. The single "Desert" also made a massive impact, racking up nearly 70,000 Vimeo views to date. 

With ripples slowly growing into waves back home, Messrs have world domination in their sights. Welcome To Nowhere is currently on rotation on more than 100 radio stations in the US and is finding its way into several CMJ charts (WUMD-2, KXUA, KMSC, WZBC etc). It's an exciting time for a band that just a few years ago didn't have an identity. 

Running wild is the first taste of Messrs post 'Welcome to Nowhere'


'Messrs opening salvo was deserving of the headliner spot. They where that good.' - The Orange Press, Supporting San Cisco and Jungle Giants

'Energetic and engaging as ever, these guys know how to put on a show – they are irresistibly infectious.' - FasterLouder

'After I first discovered these guys I pretty much haven’t listened to anything or anyone else.' - Partyaids TV 

Chemical

Messrs

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